Anthropic course teaches prompt formula to improve AI response quality
A self-described AI user shared their experience with an Anthropic-sponsored course that introduced a prompt formula to improve response quality. The course, which also covered Google’s offerings, highlighted a common mistake: sending vague prompts that yield generic results. The formula breaks prompts into three parts—role, goal, and format—to ensure clarity without excessive detail. For…
Key points
- Anthropic’s course teaches a **role-goal-format** prompt structure to improve AI responses
- Vague prompts yield generic results; structured prompts cut down on follow-up questions
- Closed-ended prompts (facts) don’t need roles, but open-ended ones (creative tasks) do
This Anthropic course's prompt formula fixed the one mistake I was making with every AI tool
xda-developers.com · 23 September 2026
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